mnmr.bsky.social
@mnmr.bsky.social
Maybe it's the presentation and not the arguments that get you blocked.
January 7, 2026 at 5:48 PM
Maybe it's the presentation and not the arguments that get you blocked.
You join the MAGA crowd when you have no arguments and instead turn to speak ill of those with opposing views, calling them mindless and insecure. Also, your use of adjectives is so belittling to opposing views that I think you may be OD'ing on the AI Kool-Aid. Consider professional help.
January 7, 2026 at 3:08 PM
You join the MAGA crowd when you have no arguments and instead turn to speak ill of those with opposing views, calling them mindless and insecure. Also, your use of adjectives is so belittling to opposing views that I think you may be OD'ing on the AI Kool-Aid. Consider professional help.
Who invited the MAGA crowd?
January 6, 2026 at 11:09 PM
Who invited the MAGA crowd?
AI as envisioned by investors is a means to have enterprises without workers, science without scientists, and so on. Enourmous profits to be generated without all this manual human labor, even if they can't account for how people will be able to afford to consume anything. The snake eats itself.
January 6, 2026 at 11:08 PM
AI as envisioned by investors is a means to have enterprises without workers, science without scientists, and so on. Enourmous profits to be generated without all this manual human labor, even if they can't account for how people will be able to afford to consume anything. The snake eats itself.
My main concern is that we dont want to recompile to run a different subset, but it sounds like this is somewhat doable already
June 30, 2025 at 4:01 PM
My main concern is that we dont want to recompile to run a different subset, but it sounds like this is somewhat doable already
Our solution has about 9 services but only a few are needed for a running system, so we use custom configs to launch just what we need.
June 30, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Our solution has about 9 services but only a few are needed for a running system, so we use custom configs to launch just what we need.
Research global usings
June 30, 2025 at 12:17 PM
Research global usings
Can you help me understand if Aspire supports launching just a subset of the defined services, akin to Rider compound configurations?
June 30, 2025 at 12:17 PM
Can you help me understand if Aspire supports launching just a subset of the defined services, akin to Rider compound configurations?
I can't wait to try to stretch my 8-digit phone number into your predefined (xxx)-xxx-xxxx template.
Let's hope that this isn't what you meant.
Let's hope that this isn't what you meant.
June 25, 2025 at 11:13 PM
I can't wait to try to stretch my 8-digit phone number into your predefined (xxx)-xxx-xxxx template.
Let's hope that this isn't what you meant.
Let's hope that this isn't what you meant.
Python is for researchers, non-coders and scripting.
It's incredibly slow if you try to build more complex stuff with it, so not recommended AT ALL if you want to do game programming.
It's incredibly slow if you try to build more complex stuff with it, so not recommended AT ALL if you want to do game programming.
June 9, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Python is for researchers, non-coders and scripting.
It's incredibly slow if you try to build more complex stuff with it, so not recommended AT ALL if you want to do game programming.
It's incredibly slow if you try to build more complex stuff with it, so not recommended AT ALL if you want to do game programming.
If I had attended, I would have loudly asked to get that nazi fuckface off the screen and walked out.
May 19, 2025 at 6:13 PM
If I had attended, I would have loudly asked to get that nazi fuckface off the screen and walked out.
The real question is why does the OS need to reboot at all?
Updating any part of the system while it's running (and parts may depend on .NET) is complicated and thus expensive to develop, so my guess is that Microsoft just took the easy path of rebooting (in too many cases).
Updating any part of the system while it's running (and parts may depend on .NET) is complicated and thus expensive to develop, so my guess is that Microsoft just took the easy path of rebooting (in too many cases).
April 29, 2025 at 12:32 AM
The real question is why does the OS need to reboot at all?
Updating any part of the system while it's running (and parts may depend on .NET) is complicated and thus expensive to develop, so my guess is that Microsoft just took the easy path of rebooting (in too many cases).
Updating any part of the system while it's running (and parts may depend on .NET) is complicated and thus expensive to develop, so my guess is that Microsoft just took the easy path of rebooting (in too many cases).
Looks cool! Love the license terms, more OSS folks should follow suit.
Maybe not use linkedin url shortener as it shows a nasty “leaving this site” warning for a place I didn’t want to visit at all.
Maybe not use linkedin url shortener as it shows a nasty “leaving this site” warning for a place I didn’t want to visit at all.
April 28, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Looks cool! Love the license terms, more OSS folks should follow suit.
Maybe not use linkedin url shortener as it shows a nasty “leaving this site” warning for a place I didn’t want to visit at all.
Maybe not use linkedin url shortener as it shows a nasty “leaving this site” warning for a place I didn’t want to visit at all.
Modern .NET is shipped independently of Windows. The updates you see for Windows is just because Microsoft supports stuff in Windows for a looong time.
It’s also neither of the things you say, but I don’t suspect my opinion will sway you.
It’s also neither of the things you say, but I don’t suspect my opinion will sway you.
April 28, 2025 at 5:54 PM
Modern .NET is shipped independently of Windows. The updates you see for Windows is just because Microsoft supports stuff in Windows for a looong time.
It’s also neither of the things you say, but I don’t suspect my opinion will sway you.
It’s also neither of the things you say, but I don’t suspect my opinion will sway you.
We use decimals everywhere, but then you have JSON with only doubles (for storage/serialization) and you still have to deal with this.
April 28, 2025 at 5:47 PM
We use decimals everywhere, but then you have JSON with only doubles (for storage/serialization) and you still have to deal with this.
We use decimal for everything, but it only takes one round-trip to JS-land for values to get messed up like that..
April 5, 2025 at 12:35 AM
We use decimal for everything, but it only takes one round-trip to JS-land for values to get messed up like that..
I think you missed the point I was trying to make, namely that for a timeline to make sense it needs similar reference points. If I have to lookup and correlate all this info anyway, the post isn't anywhere as useful.
March 14, 2025 at 5:45 PM
I think you missed the point I was trying to make, namely that for a timeline to make sense it needs similar reference points. If I have to lookup and correlate all this info anyway, the post isn't anywhere as useful.
You cannot place things in time using two different reference points (SDK, VS) without providing information on how they correlate. Will there be an SDK update for 17.14? What version will that have? What's the VS version for 9.0.200?
March 14, 2025 at 4:04 PM
You cannot place things in time using two different reference points (SDK, VS) without providing information on how they correlate. Will there be an SDK update for 17.14? What version will that have? What's the VS version for 9.0.200?
I have yet to meet a C# developer that would rather code in Java..
March 14, 2025 at 4:00 PM
I have yet to meet a C# developer that would rather code in Java..
Beware: lots of stuff still not possible with the slnx format, so if you have a CI/CD build it'll likely still need the old sln file for a while longer.
March 11, 2025 at 1:49 PM
Beware: lots of stuff still not possible with the slnx format, so if you have a CI/CD build it'll likely still need the old sln file for a while longer.
At this point the Nobel Prize committee should just come out and unequivocally state that Trump will never get the peace prize, so we can get the bully back to wrecking America instead of Europe.
March 7, 2025 at 7:00 PM
At this point the Nobel Prize committee should just come out and unequivocally state that Trump will never get the peace prize, so we can get the bully back to wrecking America instead of Europe.